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To Write with Wild Abandon
How to overcome common writing fears, have fun, and win your writing sessions.
By Graham Strong · Launched 6 months ago
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✍️ “Where Do You Get Your Ideas?”
Or, Inspiration and the Question We *Should* Be Asking | Neil Gaiman tells the hilarious story of why writers are so hostile to this question. Here is the real question we should be asking and how it will help us jump-start our own writing when we're stuck.
May 17
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Or, Some Motor-vation to Get You Out On Your Writing Highway | Writing can be hard, even though it should be fun! This "To Write with Wild Abandon" Quote Wall Postcard is a handy reminder of that fact. We writers need motivation wherever we can find it. Here's one more way to get…
May 10
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How to overcome your writing fears, have fun, and win your writing sessions.
To Write with Wild Abandon… …is a newsletter designed to help writers overcome Writer’s Block, imposter syndrome, and all those other bugaboos that haunt us. It comes down to one central belief: Writing Should Be Fun.
Aug 23, 2021
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✍️ Is Writin' Fightin'?
Or, How to Lose Fear of the Blank Page by Befriending It | Michael Connelly, author of the Bosch crime thriller series, said "writin' is fightin'". I prefer to take a friendlier approach...
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✍️ Something More We Can Learn from Stephen King’s Morning “Prep”
Or, what the heck is the difference between rituals, routines, and habits anyway?
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Mightier Than the Sword
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The Lump of Clay
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Catcher Gone Awry
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Writing with a Mighty Yawp
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